Shakib Al Hasan Breaks Sachin Tendulkar’s Record

Shakib Al Hasan finished a prolific World Cup 2019 with 606 runs, in this way outperforming Sachin Tendulkar's record of most extreme runs scored in the group phases of the competition. Sachin had amassed 586 runs in the group stage 2003 edition of the World Cup.

Shakib is just the third player after Sachin and Matthew Hayden to score more than 600 runs in one edition. Sachin scored 673 runs in the 2003 World Cup held in South Africa while Hayden crushed 659 runs in the 2007 edition held in the West Indies.

Shakib Al Hasan additionally holds the record of being the main player with 600 runs and 10 wickets in a solitary edition of World Cup.

Shakib proceeded with his uncommon runs with the bat against Pakistan as he scored 64 at Lord's on Friday. All the while, Shakib turned into the main second cricketer after Sachin to score seven 50+ scores in a solitary release of the World Cup.

In general, Bangladesh every single rounder ha amassed 12 fifty or more knocks and is set second alongside Kumar Sangakkara who additionally holds 12 fifty or more scores in World Cup games.

In any case, Shakib couldn't enable his group to end their World Cup 2019 with a win as Pakistan concocted a lively performance to beat Bangladesh by 94 runs at Lord's on Friday.

Pakistan needed to score in excess of 350-400 and beat Bangladesh by more than 300 runs to have any chance at qualifying for the semis with a better run-rate than New Zealand. But Pakistan managed to post 315/9 putting at rest all hopes of making it to the last-4.